America. Land of the free and the home of the brave, a phrase commonly used amongst nationalist redneck scum who believe this place is any better than when the idiot “Native Americans” ruled it. I bet the first Southeast Asian that stepped on this land did not know what kind of a shit hole the Americas were going to turn into. From the colonization to the American Revolution this place had always been corrupt. Even now we watch our rights drift by us as the government and big business take what they need,
but let's be honest, did we ever have rights to begin with? The Espionage Act of 1917 proved this when they used it in a case that involved the first amendment. This case was against a man named Charles T. Schenck. Schenck lived during a time of war, meaning that there was a draft. He was anti-draft and proud to say so. He would mail anti-military propaganda to anyone. Just a man exercising his freedom of speech. That was not a problem until they realized, "uh-oh, this is in violation of the Espionage Act". The Espionage Act started and was put in place to “prohibit interference with military operations or recruitment, to prevent insubordination in the military, and to prevent the support of U.S. enemies during wartime”. As Schenck was being persecuted unjustly by the United States, he brought the argument of freedom of speech, as any US citizen should, due to the fact that THIS WAS A VIOLATION OF HIS FREEDOM OF SPEECH. So Schenck went through the whole 9 yards and got it to the supreme court, who flat out told him that rights are not set in stone and in certain cases will be taken or altered in some way. So that explains why they are flawed, but it doesn't explain why they don't exist in the first place.
So called "rights" are just figments of our imaginations. No one has the right to do anything. It wasn't your choice to even be living, so who can say that it is your right to stay that way? Rights are synthetic, man-made. The only reason they have any power behind them is because the men who made them threaten the people who question them. I'm not saying every motherfucker should be murdered just because there are no rights so they don't have the right to live, but just come to terms with the fact that you were just born here with no impact on the world, no effect, with nothing to do until your parents, who were brought in to this humane system by their parents, bring you into it as well. For you to do the same: live the shitty life every American is bound to have and bring your kids into it. Rinse, wash, fucking repeat.
With the lack of people who come in and question the world and things around us, we are just going to become drones to the system, fueling it, making it stronger so the people like us fade away. It's the system of religion. Join us and you will relate to everyone, our deity will love you and in the afterlife you won't burn forever just for being a (insert religion here). Look at this in comparison to the government's system of "Join us and you will relate to everyone, our agencies that control your life as you know it will love you and you will not have to worry in your elder days because the government will support you just for being great during your prime". The similarity is almost scary, isn't it? As the years go on and we get older, this just gets more and more true.
but let's be honest, did we ever have rights to begin with? The Espionage Act of 1917 proved this when they used it in a case that involved the first amendment. This case was against a man named Charles T. Schenck. Schenck lived during a time of war, meaning that there was a draft. He was anti-draft and proud to say so. He would mail anti-military propaganda to anyone. Just a man exercising his freedom of speech. That was not a problem until they realized, "uh-oh, this is in violation of the Espionage Act". The Espionage Act started and was put in place to “prohibit interference with military operations or recruitment, to prevent insubordination in the military, and to prevent the support of U.S. enemies during wartime”. As Schenck was being persecuted unjustly by the United States, he brought the argument of freedom of speech, as any US citizen should, due to the fact that THIS WAS A VIOLATION OF HIS FREEDOM OF SPEECH. So Schenck went through the whole 9 yards and got it to the supreme court, who flat out told him that rights are not set in stone and in certain cases will be taken or altered in some way. So that explains why they are flawed, but it doesn't explain why they don't exist in the first place.
So called "rights" are just figments of our imaginations. No one has the right to do anything. It wasn't your choice to even be living, so who can say that it is your right to stay that way? Rights are synthetic, man-made. The only reason they have any power behind them is because the men who made them threaten the people who question them. I'm not saying every motherfucker should be murdered just because there are no rights so they don't have the right to live, but just come to terms with the fact that you were just born here with no impact on the world, no effect, with nothing to do until your parents, who were brought in to this humane system by their parents, bring you into it as well. For you to do the same: live the shitty life every American is bound to have and bring your kids into it. Rinse, wash, fucking repeat.
With the lack of people who come in and question the world and things around us, we are just going to become drones to the system, fueling it, making it stronger so the people like us fade away. It's the system of religion. Join us and you will relate to everyone, our deity will love you and in the afterlife you won't burn forever just for being a (insert religion here). Look at this in comparison to the government's system of "Join us and you will relate to everyone, our agencies that control your life as you know it will love you and you will not have to worry in your elder days because the government will support you just for being great during your prime". The similarity is almost scary, isn't it? As the years go on and we get older, this just gets more and more true.